9 Jan 2021 bottle hunt finds

[53GUNR]

Found these out hunting today.

[stetam]

Love the Milk bottle!

[53GUNR]

Yes, that is only my second cream top.

[EmuDetector]

Very nice, I got lucky and found a cream top not too long ago myself!

[GLASSHOPPER1955]

Nice range of eras there. I was lucky to find two local creamtops (a qt. and a half pint) in a roadside ditch a long time ago and still haven't dug any since. The aqua corker in the top right of the picture looks like the oldest bottle there.

[53GUNR]

Here are some cleaned up.
The milk is a Chestnut Farms from Chevy Chase Dairy in Wash DC.

The frosted is unique in that the top is a bit off-center, like a blown. Probably a perfume.

The small one with embossing says Thomas & Thompson Reliable Druggist, Balt MD. I researched adn this one was made between 1908 - 1920.

The glass stopper is cool also, never found one of those before.

[EmuDetector]

Originally Posted by 53GUNR View post
Here are some cleaned up.
The milk is a Chestnut Farms from Chevy Chase Dairy in Wash DC.

Did you get the "safe milk for babies" bottle? I'm up near Tyson's and got a Chestnut Farms too!

I added some paint pen work to help display it

[53GUNR]

No, but I have seen plenty of shards from those. I am down in Burke, right by the FFX county Pkwy.

[metaladdict]

Sweet cream top!

[GLASSHOPPER1955]

Your Thomas & Thompson drug bottle is what's called a "sluglpate" design. The maker (Whitall-Tatum Glass Co. in this case) had a standard design that they would change the name plate depending on who the bottle was being made for. Here's a similar local I have in my collection: